Sandringham on Christmas Day is always a sight to behold, with the royal family gathering for their annual church walk.

Prince William, Catherine, their three adorable children, King Charles, and Queen Camilla, all in tow, create a picture-perfect family outing.

However, it seems that Prince Harry is not the center of attention this time.

Instead, it’s Mike Tyndall, the former rugby star turned cool uncle extraordinaire, who stole the spotlight.

Prince Louis, the youngest member of the Wales clan, became the talk of the town during the royal Christmas walk.

Fans were delighted by his chic smile, fancy outfit, and, most notably, his sweet partner in crime.

Louis sported tartan trousers that captivated everyone’s attention, and the cameras couldn’t stop clicking.

But it was his hand-in-hand stroll with Mike Tyndall that truly stole the show.

While Louis has accompanied the family to Christmas services before, this time he made sure to make a lasting impression.

Leading the royal procession to church alongside Tyndall, the young prince showcased his charisma and charm.

Meanwhile, Prince George and Princess Charlotte appeared unfazed by Uncle Harry’s woes, looking smart and polished as ever.

But here’s the twist: Mike Tyndall didn’t just accompany the family; he went above and beyond with some sweet gestures for Prince George.

He embraced and joked around with the future king, creating an image of them being the best of buddies.

With Uncle Mike’s cool and rugged demeanor, who needs a bitter Uncle Harry?

The future king will undoubtedly be just fine without the Sussex clan.

Reflecting on past events, it’s hard to ignore Harry’s inappropriate behavior towards the royal children.

During Prince Philip’s funeral, he couldn’t keep his eyes off little Charlotte, which left many feeling uncomfortable.

Similarly, his intense gaze at the children during the coronation raised concerns.

It’s clear that someone needs to keep Harry away from these innocent youngsters, as his actions are far from natural.

In contrast, Mike Tyndall has effortlessly taken on the role of the fun uncle that Harry should have been and the trustworthy outsider in-law Meghan should have been.

While Meghan pursues her own agenda, the rest of the royal family watches in bewilderment.

The truth is, the Sussexes’ absence is no loss to the monarchy.

But there’s more to share.

Zara and George had a heartwarming moment as they walked back from church, creating unforgettable family memories.

Even without Aunt Harry’s presence, these sweet moments overshadow the drama stirred up by Harry and Meghan.

Unfortunately, it’s evident that the royal children are now cut off from their family and raised in an environment filled with hate and rage.

The isolation and loneliness experienced by these poor children are truly heartbreaking.

They may have Tyler Perry, Oprah, and Ellen in their lives, but it seems they view them as nothing more than a paycheck and a means to manipulate the black community.

Even Ferg, who has faced her fair share of controversy, received an invitation to the festivities, showing the king’s forgiving nature during this season of forgiveness.

However, let us not forget the malice and cruelty inflicted by Harry and Meghan.

Some mistakes can never be forgiven, regardless of the forgiving spirit of the season.